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Squirrels in the attic chimney soffit and walls scratching can be keep the heaviest of sleepers awake. squirrel scrape and scratch in walls and ceilings. Squirrels can have babies either in the spring or fall and sometimes both. Squirrels are the leading cause of attic fires due to the chewing of electrical wires. Only true Squirrel removal by trapping the culprit animal and then performing exclusion is the only way to ensure no further instances!
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Like most cities in our great nation squirrels are abundant. Squirrels have learned to take up residence in the attics spaces, in the eaves, gable vents and even chimneys.
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We're continuing to trace suspect Cambodian antiquities linked to Douglas Latchford, the man at the center of the on-going federal looting probe that we've detailed in previous posts here. Last week we wrote about suspect Khmer antiquities at the Denver Art Museum. Here are our latest finds:
The Kimbell Art Museum
In 1988, the Kimbell Art Museum purchased an important 7th century Khmer sculpture from Latchford.
At the time of purchase, the statue had no documented ownership history. The only record the Kimbell obtained about its origins was a signed guarantee from Latchford claiming the statue had been in his possession in Thailand since 1968 and had legally been shipped to the UK in 1987, a museum spokeswoman said.
Latchford has made similar claims about contested Khmer statues at Sotheby's and the Norton Simon Museum that are now the focus on a federal lawsuit. Federal investigators have alleged in court filings that Latchford purchased those statues after they were looted in the early 1970s and smuggled to Thailand, a claim Latchford denies. (See our previous coverage of the case here.)
The statue represents Harihara, a Hindu deity that combined the destructive force of Shiva and the creative power of Vishnu. The statue's style suggests the piece came from the pre-Angkor ruins of Prasat Andet, in central Cambodia. The Kimbell has no evidence of legal export from Cambodian, a museum spokeswoman confirmed.
Acquiring an object based exclusively on a dealer's warranty — rather than an actual documented ownership history that proves it was not looted — was a common tactic in the 1980s, particularly for pieces that were likely looted. As we described in Chasing Aphrodite, the J. Paul Getty Museum passed a new acquisition policy for antiquities in 1987 that called for a dealer warranty in place of an inquiry into an object's origins. The practice allowed the Getty to continue acquiring objects it knew or suspected had been looted — including an $18 million statue of Aphrodite — while providing a modicum of legal and public relations cover if the statue were later questioned. But the policy failed: The Getty returned the Aphrodite to Italy in 2010 after our investigation in the LA Times made clear the dealer warranty was a thin cover for the truth — the statue had been looted from an archaeological site in central Sicily.
The Kimbell believes the Harihara is the only object in its collection with ties to Latchford, but can't be certain, a museum spokeswoman said. It is not the only suspect piece of ancient art to surface at the museum. In February, we wrote about the Kimbell's 5th century BC Greek cup by the Douris painter. After we noted the cup's ownership history had been traced to Elie Borowski, a dealer who has been linked to the illicit trade in Classical antiquities, the Kimbell announced it would publish the cup on a registry of objects maintained by the Association of Art Museum Directors. The cup was never listed in the registry — likely because it was acquired prior to 2008, when the directors group began requiring suspect antiquities to be posted. (This leaves the question: where should suspect antiquities acquired before 2008 be posted publicly to encourage further provenance research? Museums should be publishing the complete known provenance of all their antiquities, but don't. We've proposed our own answer.)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
While researching the Kimbell's Harihara, we noticed that The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased a similar Harihara, also linked to Prasat Andet, in 1977. We've asked the Met for the provenance of the statue, as none is listed on their website.
The Met also has several pieces from Latchford. The New York Times has previously noted that Cambodia will ask the museum to return its two prominently displayed Standing Attendants, which also came through Latchford from Koh Ker. As Paul Barford has noted, the knees of those statues bear clear signs of having been hacked from a base by looters. (The Met's high resolution photos and zoom tool are quite useful here.)
David Gill has also noted that the statues came to the museum in fragments from different sources acquired over several years and were reassembled at the Met. Martin Lerner, the Met's former Asian Art curator, noted the happy coincidence in the catalog: "It is particularly gratifying that the monumental bodies join up with heads already in the collection." This appears similar to a pattern we've seen in objects passed through smuggling networks that dealt in Classical antiquities, the so-called "fragments game" identified by Italian investigators and noted by Gill here.
Gill has also helpfully identified several other Latchford donations at the Met:
A 10th century Khmer Head of Buddha acquired in 1983 as a gift from Latchford. (1983.551)
A 12th century Bodhisattva from Nepal acquired in 1989 as a gift from Spink & Son Ltd. and Douglas A. J. Latchford. (1989.237.1)
A bronze 9th century Bodhisattva Maitreya from Thailand acquired in 1989 as a gift from Spink & Son Ltd. and Douglas A. J. Latchford. (1989.237.2)
A 2nd century Ghandaran plaque from Pakistan acquired as gift of Spink & Son Ltd. and Douglas A. J. Latchford in 1989. (1989.237.3)
The gifts suggest several things: Latchford was a generous donor to the Met over several years, and dealt not just in Khmer art but also material from South Asia. It would be worth perusing the Met's 1994 catalog of Asian Art for other examples of material from South East Asia. For example, given the history of looting at Koh Ker, we were interested in how this gilt bronze statue of a king from Kor Ker (left) ended up in the collection Walter Annenberg before being acquired by the Met in 1988.
We'll continue looking for Latchford objects in other museums. If you've got any tips, drop us at line at email@example.com

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The VidIQ software is a useful tool for video creators, but some of its features are a bit confusing and the app doesn't perform as well as it could. It does however support over 600k YouTube channels. As a certified YouTube service provider, VidIQ is safe to use as it doesn't share customer data with other tools. Furthermore, it has a responsive customer support team and a comprehensive website. Its Chrome extension is free and very useful for YouTubers. The company is backed by major investors, including Red Bull and Buzzfeed, who trust VidIQ and its tools.
Besides providing analytics, VidIQ also helps video creators manage their YouTube channels. It allows users to monitor their videos' performance in terms comments, subscribers, views, and more. It also allows users to monitor their content across social media networks and shows them the results of their efforts. VidIQ is a good choice for both individual publishers and agencies specializing in video marketing. Its powerful tool will increase your visibility and increase sales.
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It also offers video analytics
VidIQ, unlike YouTube, offers video analytics that will help you create videos that are most popular and get noticed. It also lets you export competitor data so you can study their subscriber list, most watched videos, and more. This information can be used to create your winning marketing strategy. Whether you're looking to increase your subscriber base, attract more viewers, or simply increase your organic traffic, VidIQ has all the features you need to make your videos stand out.
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VidIQ provides video analytics that can show you which videos are most popular and which ones are ranking. You can also learn from the top content creators by watching their videos. You can learn from top content creators and get more subscribers by copying their techniques. VidIQ offers suggestions for creating engaging content for your audience. These strategies will ensure that you have a loyal customer base.
If you are looking for ways to increase your YouTube subscribers, VidIQ is a great tool. You can analyze the most popular YouTube videos to see which ones are hot and which aren't. Although you shouldn't duplicate videos, you can create a similar format. This will help your videos be noticed by YouTube's algorithm and get ranked higher. When your videos are ranked high in search results, you'll be more likely to get more clicks.
It gives you a keyword score
If you want to rank high on YouTube, you can use tools such as VidIQ. These tools give you a score for each video on YouTube, based on the keywords that people use to search for your content. This data can be used to refine your videos and make them more search-friendly. VidIQ also shows you the results of search queries that relate to your video. This data can be helpful in optimizing your video for search on YouTube.
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The YouTube Channel Audit Tool by VidIQ is a great tool to increase your YouTube views and subscribers. This tool can help you identify trends and analyze what your competitors are doing to get more subscribers. You can even set up trend alerts and track your competitors' progress. This tool will help you improve your content strategy and give you insight on when to post your videos to gain more views.
Adding your competitors is easy; all you need is their Channel ID. This tool allows you to sort your competitors by time, total views, date uploaded, and more. You can also export their top keywords, which you can use in your own titles, tags, and descriptions. These tools can be used to quickly improve your channel and make use of the data they provide. If you're an influencer or content creator, this tool can be invaluable.
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US prosecutors seek execution of Boston Marathon bombing suspect
BOSTON (AP) -- Federal prosecutors on Thursday announced they will seek the death penalty against 20-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Boston Marathon bombing, instantly raising the stakes in what could be one of the most wrenching trials the city has ever seen.
Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to press for Tsarnaev's execution was widely expected. The twin blasts killed three people and wounded more than 260 others, and 17 of the 30 federal charges against him -- including using a weapon of mass destruction to kill -- carry the possibility of the death penalty.
"The nature of the conduct at issue and the resultant harm compel this decision," Holder said in a statement.
Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty. A trial date has not been set.
Prosecutors allege that Tsarnaev, then 19, and his 26-year-old brother, ethnic Chechens from Russia who had lived in the Boston area for about a decade, built and planted two pressure cooker bombs near the finish line of the marathon in April to retaliate against the U.S. for its military action in Muslim countries. The brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, died in a shootout with police during a getaway attempt days after the bombing.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was wounded but escaped on foot and was later found hiding in a boat parked in a yard in a Boston suburb. Authorities have said he wrote about his motivation for the bombing on the inside of the boat.
"The US Government is killing our innocent civilians," ''I can't stand to see such evil go unpunished," and "We Muslims are one body, you hurt one you hurt us all," he allegedly wrote.
The bombings stunned the nation during one of Boston's most celebrated events as runners crossed the finish line and friends, families and spectators were gathered to cheer them on.
Killed in the bombings were: Martin Richard, 8, of Boston; Krystle Campbell, 29, of Medford; and Lu Lingzi, 23, a Boston University graduate student from Shenyang, China. At least 16 others lost limbs.
Tsarnaev also is charged in the slaying of an MIT police officer and the carjacking of a motorist during the brothers' getaway attempt.
Tsarnaev's case has attracted a high-profile defense team, including Judy Clarke, a San Diego attorney who has negotiated plea agreements with prosecutors to spare her clients the death penalty, among them Unabomber Ted Kaczynski and Olympic Park bomber Eric Rudolph.
The Tsarnaev brothers had roots in the turbulent Russian regions of Dagestan and Chechnya, areas that have become recruiting grounds for Islamic extremists. The indictment alleges the brothers downloaded bomb-making instructions from an al-Qaida magazine and gathered material online about Islamic jihad and martyrdom.
Massachusetts abolished its state death penalty in 1984, and repeated efforts to reinstate it have failed. Tsarnaev is the third person in the state to be charged under the federal death penalty.
Since the federal death penalty was reinstated in 1988, 70 death penalty sentences have been imposed, but only three people have been executed, including Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh in 2001. Eight people have been taken off death row by a judicial or executive action, while 59 people remain on death row, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
The last federal execution was in 2003, when Louis Jones Jr. was put to death for the kidnapping and murder of 19-year-old Army Pvt. Tracie McBride.


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Lemon-Scented Pull-Apart Coffee Cake
May 25, 2010 at 12:25 pm 133 comments
We bought our first real house when I was in 4th grade. Up until then, we'd been calling a suburban condo home, but it wasn't working for my mother. She wanted a yard to weed and nurture, walls she could paint palest lavender or creamy sage. As for me, I didn't care much about having a patch of grass or a room painted blue. I just thought that our house was our home and I didn't really want to leave it.
I remember the first night we spent at the new house. It was March, still cold, and we hadn't fully moved over. The house was still half-empty, like a partially created stage set. In the dark the rooms were ominous and alien, as if the previous family had vanished into the walls. The stacks of boxes and unfamiliar furniture arrangement cast weird shadows, and I was too scared to close my eyes.
For weeks, whenever I heard the word "home," I didn't think of our freshly painted door or the roses outside my new bedroom window. I pictured our beige condo and its curved, carpeted staircase instead.
Eight years later, our little green house feels achingly like home. It's in the details that I'll remember years from now. The dusky blue drinking glass that I use solely for trapping and freeing spiders when my mother's asleep. The arthritic creak of the French doors to our backyard. The flood of light that drenches our living room in liquid gold on Sunday mornings.
Oh, and… my kitchen. The slick black and white checkered floor that we've wanted to get rid of since the beginning (we never will), the marigold walls, the flaking white cabinets that don't all shut properly. It isn't even truly "my kitchen." For all my baking passion and "heart in the kitchenaid" talk, it belongs to this family much more than any one of us.
I think more than anything, home will always sound like the grating whirr of my father peeling potatoes. Taste like umami beef noodle soup that makes your whole body tingle, it's so intensely beautiful. Feel like crouching outside in a cool drizzle, herbs bundled in my fingers as in, "I could use a handful of chives – Elissa?" And maybe most of all, the warm, yeasty smell of rising bread when the sunlight through my window wakes me up.
I woke up Sunday morning really, really aching to be in the kitchen.
Maybe it was because I'd gone to Dianne Jacob's food writing workshop on Saturday, and since then my mind was shrouded in hunger and taste related adjectives. Maybe it was because I hadn't baked anything in a week. But I felt like doing something a little more ambitious, and I chose to tackle my yeast anxiety with Flo Braker's Lemon-Scented Pull-Apart Coffee Cake.
Predictably, my mother had woken long before me. She was outside, watering the irises that have simultaneously burgeoned forth. But she'd been in the kitchen first. I could smell the proofing dough before I even entered the hallway. And her fingerprints were all over the kitchen – a cleaner than clean countertop, a dishwasher full of drying bowls, and finally, a Rapunzel-esque braid of challah draped with a clean cloth.
We juggled the kitchen after she came inside and peeled off her gardening gloves. She brushed the pillowy loaf with an egg wash while I kneaded, flour on both our noses. She showed me how to make bread rise properly in our cool house (she heats a cup of water in the microwave for 4-5 minutes to create steam, then leaves the covered loaf there to rise.)
While the challah browned on the outside and fluffed up inside like cotton, I spread my dough with lemon sugar and cut it into rectangles. The whole house seemed to be rising like bread itself. The warm air from the oven circulated up and back down until every room was rosy. The couch, the bathroom towels, my sweatshirt… everything smelled like my favorite smell, yeast and flour and home.
Mom's challah was breathtaking, the way that homemade bread kneaded and shaped in your hands is always breathtaking. And to my surprise, the Lemon-Scented Pull-Apart Coffee Loaf lived up to its mouthful of a name. The loaf baked up sumptuous and golden, envelopes of lemon zest and fluff, slathered with a cream cheese frosting.
We gorged ourselves on bread: chunks of challah, sheets of lemony loaf. My mom would taste my bread, praise it, give me a slice of hers. "Isn't it good? Yours came out so well," we'd both say. As long as my mother is filling the kitchen ceiling with sweet, oven-hot air, I have a place to call home.
What a gorgeous, gorgeous dessert. I don't think it's really a coffee cake, but somehow "loaf" and "bread" don't convey the message either. Here's what this is: thin layers of sweet bread, sprinkled with aromatic lemon sugar, baked in a loaf pan. The bread is fluffy, sweet, soft, and saturated with citrus. You're able to peel off a layer, no knifes or messy rips needed. If it couldn't get better, a tangy cream cheese icing gets spread over the cooling cake, melting into the ridges, cooling into a sweet, stick mess. It's incredible.
Mom and I (well, mostly me) ate this whole thing in two days. With the yeast, lemon, sugar, and cream cheese, I knew this would be right up my alley, but my mother went crazy over it too.
"Tell them that it tastes better than it looks," she told me as she pulled off her third piece.
"But I think it looks good," I said, somewhat defensively.
"It's better," she insisted.
Lemon-Scented Pull-Apart Coffee Cake
From Flo Braker
Makes a 9″x5″ pan (will only last about an hour, seriously)
Sweet Yeast Dough
About 2 3/4 cups (12 1/4 ounces) all-purpose flour
1/4 cup (1 3/4 ounces) granulated sugar
2 1/4 teaspoons (1 envelope) instant yeast
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup (2 1/2 fluid ounces) whole milk
2 ounces unsalted butter
1/4 cup (2 fluid ounces) water
1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
2 large eggs, at room temperature
Lemon Sugar Filling
1/2 cup (3 1/2 ounces) granulated sugar
3 tablespoons finely grated lemon zest (3 lemons)
1 tablespoon finely grated orange zest
2 ounces unsalted butter, melted
Tangy Cream Cheese Icing
3 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/3 cup (1 1/4 ounces) powdered sugar
1 tablespoon whole milk
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
Make the Sweet Yeast Dough
Mix two cups (nine ounces) flour, the sugar, yeast, and salt in a medium bowl with a rubber spatula. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan or in the microwave, combine the milk and the butter and heat until the butter is melted. Remove from the heat, add the water, and let rest a minute until just warm (120 to 130°F [49 to 54°C]). Stir in the vanilla extract.
Pour the milk mixture over the flour-yeast mixture and, using a rubber spatula, mix until the dry ingredients are evenly moistened. Attach the bowl to the mixer, and fit the mixer with the paddle attachment. With the mixer on low speed, add the eggs, one at a time, mixing after each addition just until incorporated. Stop the mixer, add 1/2 cup (2 1/4 ounces) of the remaining flour, and resume mixing on low speed until the dough is smooth, 30 to 45 seconds. Add 2 more tablespoons flour and mix on medium speed until the dough is smooth, soft, and slightly sticky, about 45 seconds.
Lightly flour a work surface and knead the dough gently until smooth and no longer sticky, about one minute. Add an additional 1-2 tablespoons of flour only if the dough is too sticky to work with. Place the dough in a large bowl, cover it with plastic wrap, and let it rise in a warm place (about 70°F [21°C]) for 45-60 minutes or until doubled in size. An indentation made with your finger should keep its shape.
Meanwhile, make the lemon sugar filling. Mix the sugar, lemon zest, and orange zest. It'll draw out the citrus oils and make the sugar sandy and fragrant.
Center a rack in the oven and preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C). Grease a 9″x5″ loaf pan.
Gently deflate the dough with your hand. Flour a work surface and roll the dough into a 20″ by 12″ rectangle. [I suggest using a ruler and getting this as accurate as possible, for a prettier loaf that will fit better in the pan. I also suggest making sure both sides are floured, so that the dough will be easy to lift up later.] Use a pastry brush to spread the melted butter evenly and liberally over the dough.
Use a pizza cutter to cut the dough crosswise in five strips, each about 12″ by 4″. Sprinkle 1 1/2 tablespoons of the lemon sugar over the first buttered rectangle. Top it with a second rectangle, sprinkling that one with 1 1/2 tablespoons of lemon sugar as well. Continue to top with rectangles and sprinkle, so you have a stack of five 12″ by 4″ rectangles, all buttered and topped with lemon sugar. [I suggest carefully sprinkling the sugar and pressing it in lightly to keep it from falling off.]
Slice this new stack crosswise, through all five layers, into 6 equal rectangles (each should be 4″ by 2″.) Carefully transfer these strips of dough into the loaf pan, cut edges up, side by side. it might be a little roomy, but the bread will rise and expand after baking. Loosely cover the pan with plastic wrap and let the dough rise in a warm place (70 °F [21°C]) until puffy and almost doubled in size, 30 to 50 minutes. When you gently press the dough with your finger, the indentation should stay.
Bake the loaf until the top is golden brown, 30 to 35 minutes. [Mine took longer than this, and it was still a little doughy in the middle even though the top had browned. I recommend using a cake tester to make sure it's done, and covering the top with foil if it's browning too quickly.] Transfer to a wire rack and let cool in the pan for 10 to 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the cream cheese icing. Beat the cream cheese and powdered sugar in a medium bowl with a wooden spoon until smooth, then add the milk and lemon juice. Stir until creamy and smooth.
The recipe recommends you tilt and rotate the pan while tapping on a table to release the loaf. I just carefully ran a knife around it. Flip the loaf over onto a cooling rack, then flip onto another rack so that it's right side up. Spread the top of the warm cake with the cream cheese icing, using a pastry brush to fill in all the cracks. [You might want to put a pan or piece of wax paper under to catch any drips.]
Eat warm or at room temperature. You can also cut the cake with a knife, but wait for it to cool if you plan to do so. The cake tastes better on the first day, but… it will hardly last that long.
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There are a couple of items on here that may get individual-post blow-out treatment later this morning...
"Game of Shadows" authors jailed: Technically, they are breaking the law by not complying with the subpoena – thus, jail is technically appropriate, if lamentable.
There's nothing to be done for the "G.O.S." guys other than to hope their time in the pokey is more "Club Fed" than "Oz." (The actual sentence is currently pending appeal.)
But maybe their story can inspire reform to the law that creates a federal "shield" law, which will help investigative journalists do their jobs without fear of jail.
Now, all that said, my one problem with the martyrdom of the G.O.S. guys is that we're talking about breaking the Barry Bonds story. It ain't Abu Ghraib.
(This is a story where the media gate-keepers are hardly objective observers; I'd like to see any polling of what fans think of this. I'm sure it'll be more conservative than the media's p.o.v.)Could they have broken the story as effectively by using different sources of reporting, rather than using illegally obtained sealed grand-jury records?
But that's not really the point. They did, and the meaty issue is whether they should be paying the price of their freedom in exchange for ostensibly doing good through their reporting.
Joe Girardi: Out?! It's not exactly shocking news, but the
Girardi has arguably done the best job of managing in the last decade – and he's certainly a contender for best rookie manager of all time. (This is all if you believe that baseball managers impact their teams.)
So what next? For the Marlins, it's to find a manager who can take this talented young team to the Wild Card next season. That's what fans' expectations should be after this surprising year.
(Please don't throw "regression to the mean" -- one of my favorite sports-stat theories -- back at me. The Marlins were mis-judged from the start.)
For Girardi, all conventional wisdom points to his return to the North Side of Chicago to manage the Cubs. The only question is how quickly the Marlins drop Girardi – and how quickly the Cubs pick him up. (Though don't necessarily expect a Cubs resurgence in '07; they aren't nearly as talented as
By extension, that means that Dusty Baker will be looking for a new job as early as the season's end a week from now.
I remain baffled that the Marlins owners and executives are so foolish that they'd let Girardi go after this one amazingly overachieving season from the team.
Ryder Cup: Record-setting bet! Some fool has bet $465,000 on the
(I'm betting Phil Mickelson or Michael Jordan might have a little something to say about that.)"Free the Birds!" This protest by O's fans (nearly 1,000 walked out of Camden Yards last night) is not just the best MLB fan protest in recent memory, but they actually pulled it off (unlike the "Fire Isiah" protest march). They are right up there with the "Fire Millen" phenomenon. Well done, O's fans. The rest of us stand with you in solidarity.
Papi hits HR No. 51 and 52! That might make him the most prolific single-season slugger in Red Sox history, but it still doesn't make him AL MVP.
CJ for Heisman! If the Heisman was truly given to the most talented player in college football, Georgia Tech's Calvin Johnson would be at the top of the list. (I made the same argument about Pitt WR Larry Fitzgerald a few years ago.) CJ's 2 TDs and career-best 165 yards last night in a national-TV whupping of UVA should put him right in the mix.
Hoffman: 1 Save from Smith! On top of that, right now I'd give Hoffman the NL Cy Young Award, considering his NL-leading 41 saves this season (at his age!) are a huge reason the Padres remain .5 games ahead of the Dodgers in the suddenly winner-take-all NL West.
Bobby Knight pisses on Oklahoma's party (so to speak): Knight correctly pointed out that in 2003, Oklahoma, its athletic department, its administrators and its fans had NO problem accepting a win based on faulty officiating (in this case, clock-timing).
Knight asked OU to strike the game from the record books – precisely the same thing OU asked of the Big 12 and
"Now I guess the duck is swimming in the other pond."
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Gaming on the go used to mean lugging around a heavy laptop or packing a battery-hogging portable gaming system in your pocket. The smartphone revolution changed all that. Now, hundreds of millions of people around the world have a decently powerful gaming system in their pocket at all times. It just happens to make phone calls, send text messages, play music, run productivity apps, give directions, take pictures, and perform a host of other functions, too.
While early smartphone developers often struggled to create games that made good use of the systems' touchscreen and tilt-based controls, game developers eventually got the hang of the new medium. They're creating some interesting experiences that just aren't available on more traditional platforms. Mobile gaming is no longer about mindless time-wasters (though there are still plenty of those to while away the time when you're standing in line at the DMV). There are full-fledged RPGs, adventure games, multi-level platform games, 3D action games, and more—all ready to amuse you, all at costs usually much lower than retail games.
Platform picking
The first and possibly most important decision you'll make regarding a gaming smartphone is which platform to choose. While each has its strengths and weaknesses, iOS is currently the best mobile platform for gaming. Sure, "best" is a subjective thing, but the reasoning here comes down to game selection—iOS has by far the most exclusive games, including many of the most critically acclaimed games, across all mobile platforms. This is partly a function of the iPhone getting a head start on competing platforms in the market, partly due to fragmentation of the Android market into multiple carrier- and phone-specific stores until relatively recently, and partly a result of having a user base that seems more interested in spending money on games. Regardless of the reason, it is what it is.
Android's selection of games has definitely improved in the last year or so, but practically every Android game we found that was worth playing was also available on iOS (or was a thinly veiled copy of a game that is also available on iOS). Windows Phone has a small selection of decent exclusive games from Microsoft Studios (some of which are highlighted here), but none of them are really strong enough to serve as a "system seller" that would sway us from the iPhone's much more varied game collection.
There are also exclusive games for certain brands of Android phones. Those with an Nvidia Tegra graphics chip built in have access to titles offered through the Tegra Zone, but most of these are simply HD versions of games available on non-Tegra Android phones (or iOS phones). The titles don't look appreciably better than high-end games running on the iPhone 5. Sony's Xperia line (including the button-sporting Xperia Play), also offers some worthwhile exclusive games, including classics from the original PlayStation library.
All that said, Android and Windows Phone do offer a few advantages over iOS. On Android, the biggest advantage is the ability to sideload homebrew games that aren't offered through the official store—no jailbreaking required. This makes Android the platform of choice for developers who want to use classic gaming emulators, or for games that might otherwise run afoul of official App Store rules.
Windows Phone is the only platform that allows games to connect to your Xbox Live account. Users earn Achievement Points that add to the same gamerscore total used on Xbox 360 and "Xbox on Windows" PC games, and they can easily connect with friends in certain multiplayer titles. Overall, though, the Windows Phone game selection is the weakest of the three platforms. The platform's youth and incompatibility with the existing library of previous "non-8" Windows Phone apps means that the available selection of games is still small.
From a technical standpoint, the performance of various mobile games depends more on the specific phone you choose than the underlying platform. The vast majority of mobile games won't tax any hardware released in the last two years, but certain games with high-end 3D graphics might require recent hardware. I couldn't recognize much difference in performance between iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 8 handsets when comparing the latest hardware on high-end games.
There are so many games available on the various mobile app stores that it can be hard to know where to start. Here are a few dozen recommendations that should have you well on your way. Some of these games pack a pretty heavy graphical punch and will really show off your phone's CPU and GPU—they can also drain your battery pretty quickly, so be mindful when you're sitting down for that two-hour train ride!
Word games
Games that involve manipulating letters into words are a major force on mobile phones. Perfect for whiling away a few minutes or playing asynchronously with friends over a mobile network, here is a few that stand out from the pack.
Letterpress (iOS, free): Kind of like Boggle meets Risk. Make words on a 5x5 grid to secure those spaces for your side. Surround a letter to protect it from being taken by your opponent. As much about spatial relations as vocabulary skills.
Scramble with Friends (iOS, Android, $2.99): A well-designed Boggle variant that lets you compete for high scores against the Internet or pass-and-play with a nearby friend.
Wordament (Windows Phone, free): A lot like Scramble, but exclusive to Windows Phone. Gives bonuses for certain types of words and letters.
Puzzlejuice (iOS, $1.99): An insane mix of Tetris, Boggle, and SameGame. Drop colored Tetris pieces to make lines or matching color groups, which turn into letters. Find words in the letters to get points and clear the board. Great touchscreen controls and a frenetic pace.
Spelltower (iOS, $1.99): Find words to clear tiles from a board that slowly rises to the top of the screen.
Quarrel (iOS, $2.99): Find a better anagram than your opponent to take over their bit of land with your invading forces. The strength of your army determines the number of letters you get. A great mix of spelling and strategy.
Adventure games
You wouldn't think tiny smartphone screens would be ideal for games based on epic storytelling and exploration, but some of the most exciting games in the genre have come to the small touchscreens in recent years.
Infinity Blade II (iOS, $6.99): One of the most epic games on the iPhone. Swipe and tap to block, dodge, and attack huge fantasy enemies rendered in stunning 3D. The gameplay feels a bit like Punch Out!!, but the beautiful environments and reincarnation-themed RPG exploration give it a good bit of depth.
Waking Mars (iOS, Android, $4.99): Guide the first explorer on Mars as you study and help grow the planet's interesting flora and fauna.
Bastion (iOS, $4.99): An excellent conversion of the console action-adventure. Listen to extremely evocative, personalized narration as you explore monster-filled levels that form around you as you walk. Some of the best environment and sound design on the system.
Walking Dead (iOS, first episode free, $14.99 for episodes 2-5): A completely fresh take on the point-and-click adventure. Survive the zombie apocalypse by making legitimately tough moral choices that have a long-lasting and wide-reaching impact on the way the story continues to develop. Some of the best writing and dialogue delivery on any game on any system. Headphones are a must.
The Room (iOS, $1.99): Tap and swipe at the screen to unlock the secrets of an intricately designed (and beautifully rendered), cryptic 3D puzzle table, which slowly reveals its secrets to tell a chilling backstory. Some excellent, outside-the-box puzzle design combined with wonderful animation.
Action games
In some ways, smartphone touchscreens aren't ideal for controlling games that require quick reflexes and detailed visual acuity. These games have gotten over those limitations to provide great, arcade-style action without tactile controls.
Bit Pilot (iOS, $1.99): Navigate your ship across the void of space, dodging asteroids and laser blasts that get increasingly harder the longer you survive. Some of the best action game controls on the iPhone, letting you swipe to delicately control your direction and momentum. Recalls addictive classic arcade games like Robotron 2112.
Super Crate Box (iOS, $1.99): Jump around a construction site and destroy a never-ending onslaught of enemies with a wide variety of weapons found in boxes. In an interesting twist, you don't get points for killing enemies or surviving, but for opening up new randomized weapons, requiring an ever-changing strategy.
Super Hexagon (iOS, $0.99): The ultimate test of pure reflexes. Tap the sides of the screen to navigate a small, triangular ship through trippy, pulsating walls narrowing in from the edge of the screen. A driving soundtrack.
Pix'n Love Rush (iOS, Android $2.99): Simple yet incredibly endearing platform game with an old school aesthetic. Jump through a semi-randomized set of auto-scrolling levels, collecting coins and throwing spitballs at hovering bats. Demands constant replays to perfect your movements and get new high scores.
Edge (iOS, Android, $2.99): Incredibly original puzzle-exploration game where you control a cube rolling end over end across some very inventive levels. Lots of challenges.
Z0MB1ES (on teh ph0ne) (Windows Phone, $2.99): A basic dual-stick shooter with a good balance of weapons and enemies.
Age of Zombies (iOS, Android, $0.99): Another dual stick shooter, with expressive graphics and well designed weapons and levels.
AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! (Force = Mass x Acceleration) (iOS, $3.99): The long title hides one of the best tilt-based games on the iPhone. Angle your iPhone to guide a falling base jumper from a first-person perspective, coming close to buildings and outcroppings to score points. Excellent level design and tight controls make this a standout.
Osmos (iOS, Android, $2.99): In this unique game, you tap the screen to shoot off tiny bits of your spherical body in order to move. The goal is to swallow up smaller blobs to increase your size while avoiding larger blobs that can swallow you up.
Up next: Puzzle titles, multiplayer games, and more.


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Important: This table ONLY lists climbers who are using Peakbagger.com to log their ascents, plus a few random famous climbers. It is NOT in any way a comprehensive or authoritative listing of those who are pursuing or have completed this peak list.
The list shows the top few hundred climbers, ordered by peaks climbed. A climber becomes a candidate for inclusion by climbing at least 2 of the peaks on this list, AND more than 5% of the total number of peaks. (For lists with over 400 peaks, the minimum is simply 20 peaks climbed.) The Priority column shows a user-entered value from 1 (highest priority) to 100 (lowest).
Total Number of Ranked Peaks on List: 558
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